A scientific united front at home and abroad : CCP-aligned science organisations and the World Federation Of Scientific Workers, 1946-1956 -- Between Pugwash and the party-state : scientists, agency, and transnational activism in the early Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs, 1955-1960 -- 'Friends and comrades, we fight against imperialism' : the radical evolution of China's science diplomacy, 1960-1968 -- Linking the local, national, and international : scientific organisations and foreign affairs in the 'Peking Science Symposium' conferences, 1964-1966 -- A spectrum of propaganda and scientific exchange : British socialist scientists and 'new China' -- Conclusion: Situating scientists In China's foreign relations.
Summary:
"The first comprehensive study of the history of the Chinese Communist Party's science diplomacy. Based on a wide range of archival research, including material from China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Barrett provides new insights into the actors, organisations, and networks underpinning Chinese international scientific outreach in the Mao Era"-- Provided by publisher.
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